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▷ PIT BABE THE SERIES 2 · Episode 5
Garfield Pantach as Kenta Pit Babe 2, ep. 3
What are we to each other?
I'm just slowly collecting these parallels for future purposes bc screencaps can't do this shit justice.
There's so much to be said about the contrast between these scenes, about the way Pete leaves and the way Kim refuses to let Kenta go on his own. Pete is almost passive in the face of Kenta's outburst, while Kim rises to Kenta's level of emotion- he meets Kenta where he's at. He tells Kenta all the things they are to each other, and more than that- what he wants them to be in the future.
Kenta is left reeling after both confrontations, but for entirely different reasons. When Pete walked away, Kenta was left feeling shattered and broken, but when Kim kisses him, it's almost like something slots into place for Kenta. Like he realizes that he's finally on the same page as someone else, even if he doesn't know what to do with that just yet.
Just a thought.
What if Kenta, the ONE guy Tony constantly overlooked and disregarded ends up getting THE most bada$$ sense after the inevitable experiment thats coming in the later eps.
Suddenly, Kenta is the favourite son like he always wanted. Pete is also showing interest and care now after realising Chis doesn’t (and will never) want anything but info from him.
But Kenta doesn’t want this attention from Tony & Pete anymore…
All he wants is, to use this new sense to protect the one person that truely and unconditionally loves him for himself.
Let me go scream in a corner…

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i just think it’s fascinating (devastating) that pete no longer has any idea how to talk to kenta. he has this cool, calm manner that he can use with everyone else, because that’s who he’s become - this businessman who people look to. but kenta is from before and doesn’t know this version of pete. and pete cannot reconcile the two halves of himself. he also has no idea of how to blend his two versions of kenta - the one he left behind, and the one that came back. they’re fine, if a little awkward when it comes to talking shop - they’ve both been on the front lines for so long that it’s easier than anything else. but the second that pete has to address anything deeper, he clams up. he talks down to kenta, doesn’t address him by name, talks past him like he’s not even in the room. but it’s also very clear that he wants him safe, and wants him to keep himself out of danger. however, due to his utter lack of emotional expression, it comes off as… cold. as if it would be an inconvenience for all of them if kenta puts himself in harm’s way. and how much of it is guilt, and how much of it is genuine care i can’t say, but it’s heartbreaking to watch these two men interact. for so long they were the only thing the other had, but now they’re worlds apart and that distance seems impossible to cross.
do you think it broke kenta's heart a little that pete left him with kim. like i know, i know he didn't go to pete thinking pete would offer to keep him safe, but maybe a little, in the back of his mind, there was a stupid little voice that kept hoping.
and then pete left him with kim
Okay, so @royaldollybox left these tags:
And now I can't stop thinking.
When Kim and Kenta get together, is Pete going to be happy for Kenta? Is he going to be glad that his friend (whether Pete deserves that title is a whole other thing, but go with it for now), that he's been able to move on and finally find someone who loves him?
Will he be able to look at Kenta happy and celebrate it? Will he look at Kenta happy and feel all the ways that he kept Kenta miserable for years, and recognize his failings as a friend?
Or will he be jealous? Will he clap Kenta on the shoulder and not feel the weight of Kenta's love for him for the first time in a decade, and come up short, wondering where it's gone and who took it from him?
Because just as Kenta's been shaped by the need for affection and by its absence, as much as he's molded himself into a useful tool and let Tony and then Pete point him where to go, Pete has accustomed himself to being able to wield Kenta -- to Kenta willingly putting himself in his service. And while I don't think Pete is purposely hurtful in his neglect and refusal to acknowledge the history and the feelings between them, he has caused a massive amount of hurt, and I think the loss of Kenta's devotion is going to throw Pete off balance.
And personally, I can't wait to see it.
(I also think that he's going to struggle with it being Kim, because even though he trusts Kim, Kim didn't grow up the way he and Kenta and the rest of Tony's kids did; Kim is just some guy, how can he possibly understand Kenta? How could he have earned Kenta? And I hope that he gets it, I hope he does the work to understand and to see the ways in which Kim is so much better for Kenta, and the ways in which he himself has fucked up.
But first I want to see the struggle. I want him to hurt and not understand why. I want him to feel the loss that Kenta has been dancing on the edge of for years, and I want him to suffer a bit before a tearful, painfully sincere apology.)